Din application

[Samit Banerjee]

MCA DIN Cell email-id/Phone No ????? Provisional DIN has been rejected 3 times for a person by DIN cell on the plea of NON Availability of ID. Every time attached PAN card xerox copy, and Bank statement copy duly certified by Chartered Accountant mentioning his Membership no. There is no spelling mistakes in the name with that of ID attached. Bank statement copy is also not 2 months old. Have paid the requisite Din fees 3 times . No possible errors found for the last 3times. The ID which has been attached is also easily verifiable from the IT dept website. The cause of rejection stated by the DIN cell everytime is 'Non availability of ID' Can anyone know any direct contact with DIN cell ? or where I can write about this problem to MCA.

[Rama Krishana]

You may try these details:MCA DIN Cell The Regional Director (Northern Region) PDIL Bhawan, A-14, Sector 1, Gautam Budh Nagar, NOIDA (UP) Phone: 0120-6522477 (4 Lines) 0120-6522478 E-mail: [email protected] [email protected]

[Samit Banerjee]

Thank you very much Mr Rama Krishana. My problem has been solved by dialling the nos you have given.The Photo is not clear in the PAN card photocopy. They require a coloured photograph for the same. Thanks once again.

[Sravan Reddy]

I had used this post for a similar issue and I contacted Poonam ( [email protected] ) and she informed that my photo id copy was not showing a clear picture. Based on her advice I sent a clearer photo copy of my id proof and my din got approved immediately.

AI Summary

Provisional DIN rejection resolved by submitting a clear coloured photo ID after direct contact with the registry. Provisional DIN applications can be rejected as 'Non availability of ID' when the submitted identity proof has an unclear photograph. The remedy is to supply a clearer, preferably coloured, photographic copy of the ID and to use the registry's administrative contact channels to clarify documentation defects; direct contact and resubmission of an improved photo led to approval in the reported instances.